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"Deep" from Snarky Puppy's live DVD/CD - "Family Dinner - Volume One" Buy it here: Physical: 🤍 Digital: 🤍 🤍 / 🤍 written by N'Dambi & Madukwu Chinwah produced by Michael League co-produced by Snarky Puppy arranged by Michael League & Mike "Maz" Maher recorded and filmed at the Jefferson Center in Roanoke, VA, on March 8, 2013. N'Dambi Blue - guest vocalist Robert "Sput" Searight - drums Nate Werth - percussion Michael League - bass Bob Lanzetti - electric guitar Mark Lettieri - baritone guitar Cory Henry - keyboards Bill Laurance - piano (solo) Jay Jennings - trumpet Mike "Maz" Maher - trumpet Chris Bullock - bass clarinet Chelsea "Peaches" West - backing vocals Katya Diaz - backing vocals Rachella Searight - backing vocals engineered by Eric Hartman assisted by Avi Gunther & Jake Dempsey mixed by Eric Hartman mastered by Scott Hull film directed by Andy LaViolette filmed by Andy LaViolette, Brad Holt, Simon C.F. Yu, and Nikki Birch On March 8th, 2013, Snarky Puppy and a host of special guests convened at the Jefferson Center in Roanoke VA. The project was to record a series of live performances in audio and video that would bring attention and benefit to the ongoing work of the center. The Jefferson Center is a non-profit arts organization that is revitalizing a key neighborhood in Roanoke with the restoration of Jefferson High School and the renovation of the Shaftman Performance Hall. The hall brings world class music to the local community through the Music Lab, providing education and recording space for local children. The Music Lab at Jefferson Center is working daily to pull from every social and economic class of the Roanoke community and create the next wave of real, human musicians. They host low cost or free after-school programs for any interested young people filled with visits by guest artists, private instrumental instruction, and recording training. Wafting out of the little studios and rehearsal rooms on the third floor of Jefferson Center, you can hear Afro-beat in Swahili, hip-hop in Liberian Kreyol, the blues coming from the guitar of a 13 year-old prodigy, and the undeniable sound of young musicians growing. It's a thing that needs to be supported at all costs across this country, and by purchasing this record, you've done it. A portion of every sale will go to the Music Lab at Jefferson Center.
Music video by N'dambi performing Can't Hardly Wait. (C) 2009 Concord Music Group Inc.
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Shop the Stax Online Store: 🤍 Pick up exclusive collectible items, plus music from your favorite Stax artists and legends. 🤍 - Here's a music video for the track "What It Takes" from N'Dambi. "What It Takes" appears on the new album PINK ELEPHANT on Stax Records. PINK ELEPHANT is available now wherever music is sold. To buy PINK ELEPHANT, click here now: 🤍
Provided to YouTube by CDBaby Ode 2 Nina · N'dambi Tunin Up & Co-Signin ℗ 2002 Cheeky-i Productions Released on: 2002-01-01 Auto-generated by YouTube.
Provided to YouTube by CDBaby Can't Change Me · N'dambi A Weird Kinda Wonderful ℗ 2005 N'dambi Released on: 2005-01-01 Auto-generated by YouTube.
Provided to YouTube by CDBaby Soul From The Abyss · N'dambi Little Lost Girls Blues ℗ 1999 Cheeky-i Productions Released on: 1999-01-01 Auto-generated by YouTube.
N'Dambi video for Insecurity from A Weird Kinda Wonderful cd(2005) - released in Japan. Available at cdbaby.com, dustygroove.com and itunes. Directed, produced and edited by W. Ellington Felton.
N'Dambi's on The Mo'Nique Show performing Can't Hardly Wait. View interview here: 🤍 🤍 🤍 [🤍ndambi - #ndambi] 🤍
Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group Imitator · N'Dambi Pink Elephant ℗ 2009 Concord Music Group Inc. Released on: 2009-01-01 Composer Lyricist: N'Dambi Composer Lyricist: James R. Butler, Jr. Composer Lyricist: Ronnie L. Breaux, Jr. Composer Lyricist: Samir Moulay Elmehdaoui Auto-generated by YouTube.
Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group L.I.E. · N'Dambi Pink Elephant ℗ 2009 Concord Music Group Inc. Released on: 2009-01-01 Composer Lyricist: N'Dambi Composer Lyricist: Leon F. Sylvers III Composer Lyricist: Stephen Shockley Auto-generated by YouTube.
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Provided to YouTube by CDBaby What's Wrong With You · N'dambi Little Lost Girls Blues ℗ 1999 Cheeky-i Productions Released on: 1999-01-01 Auto-generated by YouTube.
Shop the Stax Online Store: 🤍 Pick up exclusive collectible items, plus music from your favorite Stax artists and legends. Here's a video for the track "Nobody Jones" from N'Dambi. "Nobody Jones" appears on the new album PINK ELEPHANT on Stax Records. PINK ELEPHANT is available now wherever music is sold. To buy PINK ELEPHANT, click here now: 🤍
Provided to YouTube by CDBaby What's Wrong With U (Live Studio Version) · N'dambi Tunin Up & Co-Signin ℗ 2002 Cheeky-i Productions Released on: 2002-01-01 Auto-generated by YouTube.
NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED - I just couldn't believe YouTube didn't have the original version of the song available! Such a sexy groove to tell somebody you're trying to find a way to get RID of them... Grown folks groove. We can all relate to these lyrics...
Shop the Stax Online Store: 🤍 Pick up exclusive collectible items, plus music from your favorite Stax artists and legends. Here's a video for the track "Ooo Baby" from N'Dambi. "Ooo Baby" appears on the album PINK ELEPHANT on Stax Records. PINK ELEPHANT is available now wherever music is sold. To buy PINK ELEPHANT, click here now: 🤍 Music Video directed by Matthew A. Cherry Featuring Eddie Goines
Provided to YouTube by CDBaby Lonely Woman · N'dambi Little Lost Girls Blues ℗ 1999 Cheeky-i Productions Released on: 1999-01-01 Auto-generated by YouTube.
Provided to YouTube by CDBaby Lonely Woman (Interlude) · N'dambi Little Lost Girls Blues ℗ 1999 Cheeky-i Productions Released on: 1999-01-01 Auto-generated by YouTube.
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Official music video for N'Dambi's What It Takes from her debut Stax Records album Pink Elephant. Directed, shot and edited by Alex Magaña for ACM Official.
Provided to YouTube by CDBaby Insecurity · N'dambi A Weird Kinda Wonderful ℗ 2005 N'dambi Released on: 2005-01-01 Auto-generated by YouTube.
A neighbor bought this CD for me 'cause he knew I would just die over it. And let me tell you, he wasn't lyin' a bit. Thanks, neighbor!!!! = ) Whew whoooo!!! = ) REMINDER: I DO NOT OWN THE MUSIC OF THE FOLLOWING VIDEO. NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED.
Hear Freedom ft. N'Dambi off of Lecrae's mixtape, "Church Clothes 3." iTunes - 🤍 Google Play - 🤍 Amazon - 🤍 Spotify - 🤍 Apple Music - 🤍 Reach Records Storefront - 🤍 Facebook - 🤍 Twitter - 🤍 Instagram - 🤍 Check out - 🤍 Church Clothes 3 is executive produced by S1 (Kanye West, Jay-Z). Directed by Nathan Corrona for Dustbrand Films
🤍 - IMITATOR by N'Dambi from her Grammy nominated album Pink Elephant on Stax Records/Concord Music Group. Produced by Leon F. Sylvers III. Written by N'Dambi, Samir Elmehdaoui, James Butler and LB Breaux. Musicians: N'Dambi, Brandon Coleman, Samir Elmehdaoui, James Butler, LB Breaux and Tremaine Williams. Mixed by Seth Presant at the Village Recorder. Mastered by Brian Gardner at Bernie Grundman Mastering. Web: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 [🤍NDambi] Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: ndambi214 Buy Music: Amazon.com: 🤍 iTUNES: 🤍 Soul music has produced some serious truth tellers in its most glorious past. Finding the conviction to pursue our fondest dreams and the courage to face-up to our darkest truth is perhaps the artist's greatest challenge. Pink Elephant, the long-awaited Stax Records debut from stirring soul singer N'dambi, explores the art of revelation. "I want to write about the elephant in the room," she explains of her third U.S. release. "They see her but refuse to acknowledge or talk about her, let alone confront her. That's why I'm here." Pink Elephant was recorded in Santa Monica, California, with producer Leon Sylvers III, whose credits include work for Shalamar, Blackstreet, Gladys Knight, The Whispers, Lakeside and many more. N'dambi insisted the record have a modern sheen yet adhere to the sturdy influence of classic R&B and soul artists like Slave, Heatwave, The Jacksons, Betty Davis, Isaac Hayes, Smokey Robinson, and The Sylvers. That led her to The Sylvers' famous producer, big brother, Leon. Working in the studio with the veteran producer forced her to dig deeper than she had before, pushing her voice into a higher register on some tracks while layering her molasses-drenched vocals into cushy multi-part harmonies on others. N'dambi's purposeful songwriting offers the listener detailed lyrical snapshots largely created from observations, rather than her own life. "Sometimes I write from my experience, but mostly I use my imagination to express myself through story telling," she explains. "I think of the place, the time, the setting of a story, and invent a situation that shines a light on a particular issue or theme. They are rarely from my own life. More often, they're someone else's story." The striking singer's storytelling skills are at peak form on Pink Elephant with tunes like the Rod Temperton, '80's hip-hop flavored "Nobody Jones," the story of a girl with big dreams who won't let her humble beginnings stop her, and the delicious "L.I.E.," a tale of a man living a double life along New York's Long Island Expressway. Delusions of love spring up in the old school, love-gone-wrong melodic funk of "Daisy Chain"; "Ooo Baby," is the smooth-grooving tale of reconnection with a former lover; while the blues-inflected "Imitator," finds a young woman suffering over the collapse of her lover's promises. "You're not the man I used to know, you're an imitator," she sings on this mid-tempo urban gem. The hope of true love cries out in "The One," a disarming jazz-tinged ballad kissed with a touch of classic Stax. The album's lead single "Can't Hardly Wait," is a biting chunk of scorching sarcasm delivered in the commanding singer's rich tone. Her opening complaint, "I don't know why I keep f*in' wit you," perfectly expresses the inability to turn a listless love loose. "It's about being in a relationship that has gone awry," N'dambi explains. "She knows good and well way before now that it's no good, but she can't get over the hump enough to get out of it." "Mind Blowin'," a love song to the art and craft of music itself, features elements inspired by Isaac Hayes' 1974 classic blaxspoitation film Truck Turner, primarily channeling the supreme swagger those films represent. She sings and performs her own drum beats on the irresistible "The World Is A Beat," a percussive and pointed lament about the current state of the music business. The daughter of strict Baptist ministers in Dallas, Texas only two kinds of music were allowed in N'dambi's house gospel and country. Church was the center of the family's life in every way and there was no middle ground. Secular music was forbidden, but its irresistible allure eventually trickled into her life and began impacting the maturing young singer. Blessed with a deep contralto, N'dambi became especially enamored with the male singers from the '70s and '80s she'd heard and identified with while hanging out with cousins and friends. The funky soul of Bar-Kays' Larry Dodson, the sophisticated syncopation of Earth, Wind & Fire's Maurice White and the notorious abandon of the Ohio Players' Sugafoot influenced her heavily. Later, the mysterious, uninhibited imagination of Nina Simone, Sarah Vaughn and Mahalia Jackson also became musical and cultural touchstones.
Estranjeros AKA David Montoya 🤍 I made this back Edit in 09. Still getting played by some of the big DJs worldwide. This is the Original Remix, not the mash up that some shirtless playing DJ in NY jacked (known for doing this to other artists) and shows no love. Kinda funked up but whateva! Hope you guys like it too. :-) To hear more Edits and Remix by yours truly, click on the links below. 🤍 🤍
N'Dambi's first video from Little Lost Girls Blues album 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍
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N'Dambi performs Ooo Baby at the Vienna Jazz Festival in Vienna Austria. 🤍 - Ooo Baby by N'Dambi from her Grammy nominated album Pink Elephant on Stax Records/Concord Music Group. Produced by Leon F. Sylvers III. Written by N'Dambi and Leon F. Sylvers III. Mixed by Seth Presant at the Village Recorder. Mastered by Brian Gardner at Bernie Grundman Mastering. Web: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 [🤍NDambi] Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: ndambi214 Buy Music: Amazon.com: 🤍 iTUNES: 🤍 Soul music has produced some serious truth tellers in its most glorious past. Finding the conviction to pursue our fondest dreams and the courage to face-up to our darkest truth is perhaps the artist's greatest challenge. Pink Elephant, the long-awaited Stax Records debut from stirring soul singer N'dambi, explores the art of revelation. "I want to write about the elephant in the room," she explains of her third U.S. release. "They see her but refuse to acknowledge or talk about her, let alone confront her. That's why I'm here." Pink Elephant was recorded in Santa Monica, California, with producer Leon Sylvers III, whose credits include work for Shalamar, Blackstreet, Gladys Knight, The Whispers, Lakeside and many more. N'dambi insisted the record have a modern sheen yet adhere to the sturdy influence of classic R&B and soul artists like Slave, Heatwave, The Jacksons, Betty Davis, Isaac Hayes, Smokey Robinson, and The Sylvers. That led her to The Sylvers' famous producer, big brother, Leon. Working in the studio with the veteran producer forced her to dig deeper than she had before, pushing her voice into a higher register on some tracks while layering her molasses-drenched vocals into cushy multi-part harmonies on others. N'dambi's purposeful songwriting offers the listener detailed lyrical snapshots largely created from observations, rather than her own life. "Sometimes I write from my experience, but mostly I use my imagination to express myself through story telling," she explains. "I think of the place, the time, the setting of a story, and invent a situation that shines a light on a particular issue or theme. They are rarely from my own life. More often, they're someone else's story." The striking singer's storytelling skills are at peak form on Pink Elephant with tunes like the Rod Temperton, '80's hip-hop flavored "Nobody Jones," the story of a girl with big dreams who won't let her humble beginnings stop her, and the delicious "L.I.E.," a tale of a man living a double life along New York's Long Island Expressway. Delusions of love spring up in the old school, love-gone-wrong melodic funk of "Daisy Chain"; "Ooo Baby," is the smooth-grooving tale of reconnection with a former lover; while the blues-inflected "Imitator," finds a young woman suffering over the collapse of her lover's promises. "You're not the man I used to know, you're an imitator," she sings on this mid-tempo urban gem. The hope of true love cries out in "The One," a disarming jazz-tinged ballad kissed with a touch of classic Stax. The album's lead single "Can't Hardly Wait," is a biting chunk of scorching sarcasm delivered in the commanding singer's rich tone. Her opening complaint, "I don't know why I keep f*in' wit you," perfectly expresses the inability to turn a listless love loose. "It's about being in a relationship that has gone awry," N'dambi explains. "She knows good and well way before now that it's no good, but she can't get over the hump enough to get out of it." "Mind Blowin'," a love song to the art and craft of music itself, features elements inspired by Isaac Hayes' 1974 classic blaxspoitation film Truck Turner, primarily channeling the supreme swagger those films represent. She sings and performs her own drum beats on the irresistible "The World Is A Beat," a percussive and pointed lament about the current state of the music business. The daughter of strict Baptist ministers in Dallas, Texas only two kinds of music were allowed in N'dambi's house gospel and country. Church was the center of the family's life in every way and there was no middle ground. Secular music was forbidden, but its irresistible allure eventually trickled into her life and began impacting the maturing young singer. Blessed with a deep contralto, N'dambi became especially enamored with the male singers from the '70s and '80s she'd heard and identified with while hanging out with cousins and friends. The funky soul of Bar-Kays' Larry Dodson, the sophisticated syncopation of Earth, Wind & Fire's Maurice White and the notorious abandon of the Ohio Players' Sugafoot influenced her heavily. Later, the mysterious, uninhibited imagination of Nina Simone, Sarah Vaughn and Mahalia Jackson also became musical and cultural touchstones.
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Follow Stax Records Instagram: 🤍 Facebook:🤍 Shop the Stax Online Store: 🤍 Stax Records, now owned by Concord, was founded by Jim Stewart in 1957 in Memphis, Tennessee. It rose from a small, family-operated company to become one of the most influential soul music record labels in the world, helping create “The Memphis Sound” and launching the careers of icons such as Otis Redding, Isaac Hayes, Booker T. & the M.G.’s, the Staple Singers, Sam & Dave, Rufus and Carla Thomas, The Bar-Kays, and dozens of other artists who helped change popular culture forever. In all, Stax placed 167 hit songs in the Top 100 in Pop and 243 hits in the Top 100 in R&B. Stax Records works closely with the Stax Museum of American Soul Music, the Stax Music Academy, and The Soulsville Charter School, all operated by the Soulsville Foundation and all located on a vibrant campus at the original site of Stax Records in Memphis, TN. The Soulsville Foundation perpetuates the soul of Stax Records by preserving its rich cultural legacy, educating youth to be prepared for life success, and inspiring future artists to achieve their dreams.
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Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group Nobody Jones · N'Dambi Pink Elephant ℗ 2009 Concord Music Group Inc. Released on: 2009-01-01 Composer Lyricist: N'Dambi Composer Lyricist: Leon F. Sylvers III Auto-generated by YouTube.
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